Korean Intensive 1b (LAS150)
Overview
- University credits: 20
- FHEQ level: 4
- Availability: Korean language degree students
- Frequency of class: 8 hours per week
- Group size: 20 students max
- Module Leader: Yeon Jeong Kim
Description
This module continues teaching the foundations of Korean language for students in the Korean Intensive Pathway. Through a high-contact and interactive classroom experience, you will continue to build your knowledge in Korean reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar. By the end of the semester, you will have a a solid foundation of Korean grammar, a working vocabulary of around 1000 words, and the ability to read and write more complex passages. You will also develop skills such as linguistic and cultural awareness regarding the differences between Korean and your first language, resilience through intensive learning, and the ability to self-reflect on your own learning process. Together with Korean Intensive 1a and 1c, you will achieve the equivalent of CEFR A2 or TOPIK Level 2 by the end of your first year.
Learning outcomes
- Read and write Hangul with good speed and comprehension.
- Maintain and utilise an active vocabulary across a wider range of topics.
- Develop a solid foundation of Korean grammar for further learning.
- Read and compose longer and more complex passages in Korean.
- Translate passages between Korean and English.
Assessment
- Mid-semester Test (40%)
- Written exam (60%)
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